democrats have used for years. any time you disagree with them on issues you must be a racist and bull connor or george wall as. this is something that has come up time and time again. we have never had a president of the united states use it as freely as this one does. you look back into the democratic primary when his own vice president kamala harris called joe biden a racist, right? it gives you it really gives you a good idea of the casual nature that they throw the charges of racism around. bill: josh, hang with us a moment. two sound bites. here is the second one. repeatedly yesterday the president was going after republicans saying what are they for? i think we ll pick up on the theme for the next 10 months leading to the mid-terms. mitch mcconnell was asked that question and how he answered that. call for number one. if republicans take back control of the congress what is your agenda? that s a very good question and i will let you know when we
remove the issue about voter i.d.? if everyone gets an i.d.? jessica: i think lawrence: lets do it. jesse: the thing is, i think the challenge the democrats have is they can never actually find somebody that they can show as an example. here s tom stevens, he doesn t have an i.d. they always talk about this group, but it s not there, and it s because, jesse, they know that it doesn t ids to make it hard to vote, they make it hard to cheat. they are trying to make it sound like, it s making it hard to vote. then show me one person! show me one. jesse: according to the center, their 40 million americans who can t prove they are! this 40 million if you guys out there! greg: we will have to really dig into that one. i don t know about that when! dana: they re all in the nicu. jesse: i don t know about that when! i live at the texas governor says. we want to make it easier to vote, harder to cheat. how do you disagree with that?
starting with obama. he has done a complete and total cultural paradigm shift. there s an expectation that health care is your right by the government. in 2017, he has effectively passed it straight the idea that you re going to remove entitlements from some people. eric: can i ask anyone at the table or anyone out there, show me one thing in this bill that reduces the cost of health care or health insurance. not one. show me one. competition for that s the only thing. there is nothing competitive in here right now for you know who gets the best break in this whole thing? not the american people, not the middle class, not young people are old people. insurance companies. under billion-dollar carve out over ten years to the insurance companies. republicans, conservatives, we have spoken paired we ve talked, voted, we ve run on exactly opposite principles of this this. kimberly: they are taking a bit of a neon it.
this thing. they re not across the board. why don t you look at the poll that asks the question specifically? show me one. there are an overwhelming number of polls. if i m not mistaken, this number s that s right, they blame both. 46% believe it s the republicans. 46% believe it s the democrats. show me a poll that overwhelmingly blames republicans for all of this. i m not talking about a couple of points the washington post poll over the weekend, right up until monday, it was a good nine points. monday, that s a whole different world. monday was right before the shutdown. friday, after four the shutdown, i think there could have been a shift. we ll have to see what the polls say on sunday. we picked it up with the fox poll. i m looking at the poll today with president obama down to 41%. these are apples and oranges. he s down 41% i think that it s fruit sa d salad.
republicans would be blamed for this thing. they re not across the board. why don t you look at the poll that asks the question specifically? show me one. there are an overwhelming number of polls. if i m not mistaken, this number s that s right, they blame both. 46% believe it s the republicans. 46% believe it s the democrats. show me a poll that overwhelmingly blames republicans for all of this. i m not talking about a couple of points the washington post poll over the weekend, right up until monday, it was a good nine points. monday, that s a whole different world. monday was right before the shutdown. friday, after four days of the shutdown, i think there could have been a shift. we ll have to see what the polls say on sunday. we picked it up with the fox poll. i m looking at the poll today with president obama down to 41%. these are apples and oranges. he s down 41% i think that it s fruit sa d